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how to replace the air filter for 04 Camry

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09-08-08, 08:17 AM

shijiade

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how to replace the air filter for 04 Camry

detail procedures would be appreciated! I found the 2 botls on the side of the housing, but they are hard to loose.

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09-09-08, 06:37 PM

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You have to get those 2 bolts loose. They will most likely break as I have seen this many times, but you can install a new bolt and nut to hold the cover on. The opposite side from the bolts should have locks once the bolts are removed you pull the cover up toward the locks and they will disengage.
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